
Jules Rimet
Jules Rimet was a French lawyer and football administrator, best known for being the third president of FIFA from 1921 to 1954. He played a pivotal role in the establishment of the FIFA World Cup, which was first held in 1930. Rimet's vision for an international football tournament helped to promote the sport globally and laid the foundation for what would become one of the largest sporting events in the world. He was also involved in the founding of the Red Star FC in Paris in 1897, demonstrating his early passion for the game. Rimet's contributions to football have left a lasting legacy, and the World Cup trophy was named in his honor.
Country presence
Recent news mentions
Jules Rimet was the founder of the World Cup and believed that sports could unite the world.
Jules Rimet dan Pesan Damai Piala DuniaJules Rimet, the Fifa president largely responsible for the invention of the World Cup, understood the iconography of a draw.
England v Brazil? This World Cup draw must offer us glimpses of glory not the grotesque | World Cup 2026Jules Rimet was the president of FIFA who was surprised by Uruguay's victory in the Maracanazo.
el origen del mito del Maracanazo y qué tan imposible fue la hazaña de la selección uruguayaJules Rimet was the president of FIFA who provided moral support for the Copa Rio tournament.
Palmeiras e Fluminense têm mundial? Entenda argumentos dos clubes para serem reconhecidosJules Rimet was a young lawyer who became the third president of FIFA and co-founded the Red Star FC in Paris.
Uma breve história do futebol parisiense – convidado especial, Artur Jorge | Planisférico


























